I think nuclear energy needs to be one of the key parts of our national energy policy in achieving these laudable goals.

The bottom line has to be reducing carbon emissions.

The Biden administration's revocation of the presidential permit for the Keystone XL Pipeline was short-sighted and eliminated over 1,000 jobs, the majority of which were unionized.

The most important reason to tax capital investment at low rates is to encourage savings and investment.

We are also aware that Ranking Member Crapo has developed his own tax legislation.

A number of companies and organizations have made reduced or zero-carbon commitments by 2050, and some by 2030.

Considering offsetting the cost of energy provisions with a corporate tax rate increase or increasing international taxes, especially during a pandemic, is counterproductive and a non-starter on my side of the aisle.

The tax code plays a crucial role in tackling our climate challenge and respectfully asks for an extension of key alternative fuel incentives in any climate-related tax legislation.

If you tax something more, you get less of it.

Congress should not be picking winners or losers every year when temporary credits expire.

There is no need for a Republican or a Democrat policy on China, just an American policy.

If we are going to really compete against China, we need to backstop these companies against China's competitors.

President Eisenhower told Congress in 1958 that world trade strengthens our friends and increases their desire to be friends.

Put plainly, there is no need for a Republican or Democrat policy on China, just an American policy.

What the Biden administration did with the stroke of a pen was kill thousands of solid jobs in the energy industry.

the notion that we would aid and abet Made in China 2025 is crazy to me.

We need to take an all-of-the-above approach, as has been mentioned here, and not do it in a way that devastates complete sectors of our economy.

The failure to be targeted in our imposition of 301 tariffs is critical across our economy.

We do not fear competition; we embrace it, because America's workers, farmers, and businesses have always confronted challenges head-on.

The products eligible for beneficial tariff treatment under programs like the GSP should be reviewed and updated.

I hate to see us come in and use the power of Government to distort markets, to impose new requirements ahead of the market's arrival there.

advancing the funding of basic research, not specifically applied research but basic research, is essential in order to ensure American competitiveness.

if we are not able to actually bring the COVID-19 pandemic under control, there will not actually be a global economy.

An American policy is precisely that: it reflects the best of America.

The expiration of GSP is expected to be a short-term issue as Congress reviews the underlying authority and what changes are appropriate.